He would be shocked if not stunned at how little has changed in terms of Blacks’ encounters with the criminal justice system and law enforcement community.   Even in...

Avoiding fragmentation, opportunism, and collective death. By Clarence S. Bayne Montreal and Quebec Blacks have a tradition of deciding for themselves and engaging in innovative activism. Montreal is the...

Racism and the access to opportunities For decades, the Black community has been on the frontlines in an all-out war against the systemic racism practiced by various institutions in...

SOME GOODNESS, SADNESS, EVIL AND BADNESS Ariel Jeffrey Kouakou is still missing, but his parents and extended family and friends, other good parents and thousands of concerned citizens are...

Slavery: A Crime Against Humanity On Friday February 23 a cross section of Montrealers gathered at the Black Coalition of Quebec meeting hall at 5201 Decarie Blvd in Montreal...

Beyond the Guns Once again America is engulfed in what she does best—mourn, the most recent reason being the senseless killing of 14 students and 3 faculty members at...

On a fall evening in 1946, one woman’s act of courage and resilience in the face of racism would prove to be a pivotal moment in Canada’s history. Viola...

Novel Thomas Believe it, there are stories in the Bible to help us better understand our African history, and there’s much to be extracted as we continue in our...

Race and fair play are the issues Alwin Spence On Saturday, November 18, 2017, after an interview with former Montreal Canadien hockey star P.K. Subban, Mr. Brendan Kelly wrote...

Contact Staff Sixteen Montrealers and a group of community activists are being recognized for their achievements and contributions as laureates in the 2018 Black History Month calendar. Among the...